Although Sculley vessels are all custom built, the company has always focused on, and become famous for, luxurious interiors.  The new series of vessels, currently offered in 54’ and 60’ versions, will feature a very utilitarian interior floor plan with large open space and oversized storage areas that can be compartmentalized at a later date.  This makes the vessels more economical and a better fit for serious fishermen who are more focused on functionality and not on luxury. The vessels will in all other respects be identical in fit and finish to the rest of the Sculley fleet.

A single layout will be offered with “add-ins” available to fit the interior for an owners particular needs.  Although the “add-ins are limited, Sculley promises to offer an endless list of options available to the client to dress the interior.  With the unlimited variety of laminates, veneers, fabrics, solid surfaces, wall and floor coverings available to the owner, Sculley promises that no two boats will look alike.  “Our clients are used to getting what they want in look and feel” says engineer and designer, Jim Polatty, “but not everyone wants all the high-end luxury items that are synonymous with our Custom line of boats.  The Tournament line allows those individuals that want the Sculley experience, but are not hung up on luxury and say, maybe moving a sink 10” left.”

Sculley has gained a lot of attention, not only for their interiors but also for the fine vessels they build. Sculley boats perform very well in heavy seas, providing an unusually smooth ride without sacrificing speed. When properly powered they also feature great economy in fuel consumption coupled with ample and well-placed fuel storage, giving Sculley boats unusual range and endurance. These features make the Sculley Sportfisherman very attractive to the tournament angler as well as the weekend sportfisherman, who often have to travel great distances in all kinds of weather to practice their sport.